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JD: Sr Software Engineer, Python Responsible for providing strategic guidance, designs, and solution patterns to team members, is the “chief architect” for a sub-product/s. Serves as a driver and collaborator throughout development life cycle, partnering with business analysts and customers to review and optimize requirements; and, working with developers to review and validate key functionality and integration. Responsible for ensuring feasibility of design and integration with existing systems/platforms.Requirements: · · Expert level knowledge of Python 3, Object-Oriented Code & Design Patterns · Strong Experience with Python frameworks (e.g. Fast API, Flask, Django) · Strong Experience with REST APIs · Strong Experience with Git · Strong Experience Writing Unit Tests · Experience with Event Driven Systems & Microservices · Experience with Amazon Web Services (AWS) and serverless · Experience with Infrastructure as Code (Cloudformation & CDK) · Knowledge of Databases (SQL, NoSQL) · Knowledge of DevOps Practices (CI/CD, Automated Pipelines) · Experience with Agile, Scrum, Jira · Attention to Detail · Provide technical leadership and guidance to more junior engineers · Self Starter (Able to to work alone with minimal direction but also able to work within the team.) · Capable of owning technical design for projects of moderate complexity, and understands the tradeoffs in creating good software · Ability to understand the capabilities and limitation of existing software and demonstrate a preference to extend, re-use and integrate with them effectively while also improving them · Demonstrated track record of making reasonable design tradeoffs between short term results and building for the long term · Demonstrated ability to understand and actively participate in team's scrum activities and rituals as well as help others to understand and embrace them · Demonstrates behaviors which are aligned with the organization’s desired culture and values Qualifications · Degree in computer science, engineering or similar major · 5 years of experience with software development · Deep understanding of and experience with modern python (3.x) · Demonstrated ability to master at least one major skill outside of core coding such as monitoring, documentation, security, integration testing, visual design, devops, performance optimization · Demonstrated track record of creating significant improvements across business-critical product ecosystems around stability, security, performance, and scalability · Demonstrated ability to understand, facilitate or actively participate in multi team or multi sub-product scrum activities and rituals, help others to understand them · Demonstrated ability to effectively convey complex technical topics in ways that that could be easily understood by engineers, POs, PMs or nontechnical colleagues · Able to collaborate across teams and build systems to address architectural gaps · Capable of leading small to midsize epic level efforts · Financial Services and, if possible, mortgage industry experience preferred · Strong business acumen and ability to interface with executive management
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In your interview, expect this: 'Walk me through the last time you had to debug something that took you more than an hour. What was it, what did you try first, and what would you do differently?' Hiring managers ask this to see if you think systematically or just try random fixes. Have a real example ready with specifics.